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For all the hemming and hawing about the ABC "Path to 9/11" docudrama I'd suggest skipping it and instead watching the moving and far superior documentary "9-11" Sunday night. If you watched it when it first aired 4 and 1/2 years ago, you know it's an amazing piece of filmmaking and a poignent tribute to the men and women who perised in the World Trade Center - especially the first responders.

I saw on the Early Show this morning that they've added about 20 minutes of new footages, most of which are update interviews with the men in the fire company on that day.